University of Maine Machias - Washingtonia Yearbook (Machias, ME)

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These represented the Philip H. Kimball Chapter of Maine Teachers headquarters for a state SEA meeting: Mary Ellen Angley, Mariorie Moffett, Florence Frost, George Lessard, Verna Larson. George Lessard, Wayne Harriman and advisors on the way to Boston conference of New England Teacher Preparation Association. 31

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TUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Seated: Roland Crooker, Gail Wood, Mariorie Moftett, Gary Barrett, Robert McLeod, Florence Frost. Standing: Miss Torrey, Wayne Harriman, Linda Lewis, Robert Maddocks, Miss Chynoweth. The Philip H. Kimball Chapter ot the STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, the school's professional education organization, has sponsored campus visits by outstanding educators and by high school students, and has sent delegates to Boston, Augusta, and Peterboro conferences. The organization presents the watch award to the graduating senior whose contribution has been most beneficial to the school during his tour years at Washington State. Mr. Lawrence Bagley, State Director SEA, answers a question on consolidation. President: Mariorie Moffett Vice President: Gary Barrett Secretary: Gail Wood Treasurer: Robert McLeod Librarians: Daryl Wiggin, Robert Maddocks Publicity: Linda Lewis Class Representatives: Sopltoinores: Joy Fitzherbeit, Elaine Stoddar Juniors: Roland Crocker, Wayne Harriman Seniors: Florence Frost, Faye Simpson , ADVISORS: ,x Miss Rita Torrey Miss Anna Cltynexxetlt 30

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Pi-ii BETA LAMB DA , fg it i Z f 'T' 5 f ,f M.. 'Q Seated: Chester Kane, Arthur Hayward, Joanne Goding, Cheryl Lunt, Patricia Watson, Janet Gill. Row 2: Harriett Watson, Pauline Whitney, Elaine Poulin, Norma Chisnell. Row 3: Donald Woodward, David Michaud, Philip Gulliver, James Curtis, Daniel Andrews, William Bauer, Reynold Gendreau, Michael Ashmore, John Buck, Edward Champagne. PHI BETA LAMBDA is a professional business organization whose membership is open to all students pursuing a career in business education. It keeps business students informed about the new and modern trends introduced in their field. This year the club has held several suppers and has presented stimulating guest speakers. Among the organization's proiects are selling Christ- mas student directories, a ride-board to inform students about transportation possibilities, selling coffee and doughnuts to students in weekly University of Maine extension courses, and dances. Delegates are sent to the National Business Education Association meeting at Boston in the spring. This year for the second consecutive year, PHI BETA LAMBDA had the distinction of receiving the Gold-Medal Award for Superior Achievement. A ceremony of installation. , - t- I . Q Ml President: Chester Ingalls Y fr 'twt 'elf T Ii ,- it 'S S i Vice President: Wayne Ingalls Ifirst semesteri t in ,... Secretary: Dorothy Dearborn Treasurer: James Rochford News Editor: Wayne Harriman Program Chairman: Faye Simpson, Norma Chisnell A 'V lair? I 1 .LTj. M 5 Advisor: Mrs. Dorothy Lord it 32